Operational error cover – do you have it?

When it comes to the operations of a business, human error is an inevitable risk. Mistakes can happen even with the most well-trained and diligent employees. That’s why at Howden, we offer operator error cover as standard to help protect your business against the financial consequences of these mistakes.

Operator error can occur in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, construction, and industrial contexts. It can lead to costly damages, lost productivity, and even harm to employees. Which is why we strongly advise that you have insurance coverage in place to protect your business against these risks.

Our operator error cover is designed to provide financial protection for your business if an operator makes a mistake. This can include damage to machinery or equipment, production delays, and any resulting loss of income.

We know you have queries about operator error cover for print businesses, so we hope these FAQs provide the answers:

What is operator error cover? Operator error cover is a type of insurance that provides financial protection to businesses in the event of a mistake made by an operator.

What types of mistakes are covered under operator error cover? Operator error cover can provide protection for a wide range of mistakes made by operators, including damage to machinery or equipment, production delays, and any resulting loss of income.

Why is operator error cover important? Human error is an inevitable risk in any business operation. Without insurance coverage in place, your business could be exposed to significant financial losses in the event of a mistake made by an operator.

Is operator error cover included in all insurance policies? No, not all insurance policies include operator error cover. It’s important to review your policy to ensure that you have the coverage you need to protect your business.

For more information, call 0330 008 8760 to speak to a dedicated member of our Print team or alternatively, request a quote or call back by clicking here.